Christine Goff
Christine Goff
Christine Goff, born in 1956 in the United States, is an accomplished author known for her engaging storytelling and deep appreciation of nature. With a background rooted in environmental studies and a passion for wildlife, she brings a keen observational skill and a vibrant voice to her writing. Goff’s work often reflects her love for the outdoors and her commitment to conservation, making her a respected figure in her literary community.
Personal Name: Christine Goff
Christine Goff Books
(3 Books)
"Angela Dimato, a tenacious U.S. Fish and Wildlife agent, struggles to rebuild her life after the murder of her partner. During a routine tour of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, Angela assesses the growing prairie dog town within the wildlife refuge when, to her horror, she discovers the body of a soccer mom sprawled out among the burrows. With her trademark instinct and her gun in tow, Angela investigates the murder, even as she battles the crippling flashbacks haunting her from her partner's case. The investigation takes sinister turn when the dead woman is identified as the leader of a group petitioning for the eradication of the prairie dog town. As Angela digs toward the truth, she finds her only hope is to tap into the wisdom of the case's sole eye witness--a burrowing owl--before more lives become at stake"--Page [4] of cover
